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Navarre

[nuh-vahr; Fr. na-var]

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noun

a former kingdom in SW France and N Spain.

Spanish, Na·var·ra

[nah-vahr-rah] .

Related forms

Na·varr·i·an, adjective

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Navarre (nəˈvɑː)

—n
	Spanish name: Navarra a former kingdom of SW Europe: established in the 9th century by the Basques; the parts south of the Pyrenees joined Spain in 1515 and the N parts passed to France in 1589. Capital: Pamplona

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